#Masonic Cleveland Auditorium

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#VoxPop The long-running radio quiz program Vox Pop broadcast from theaters throughout the United States. These theaters frequently announced the Vox Pop appearance on their marquees. 

On December 3, 1946, Vox Pop broadcast from the Cleveland Masonic Temple in Cleveland, Ohio, to interview members of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America (SPEBSQSA). Here, audience members are shown passing under a banner announcing the show as they enter the building.

Designed by the Cleveland architectural firm Hubbell & Benes, the Masonic Temple opened in 1921 at 3615 Euclid Ave in Cleveland. It featured a 2,000-seat auditorium that hosted Masonic activities as well as movie screenings, concerts, and theatrical performances. In 2001, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Cleveland Masonic Temple continues to host concerts and performances: https://www.templelive.com/cleveland

Source: Parks Johnson collection on Vox Pop

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Raphael Saadiq Is Touring With Tony! Toni! Toné!

Raphael Saadiq is touring with Tony! Toni! Toné! for the first time in 25 years. The Raphael Saadiq Revisits Tony! Toni! Toné!, Just Me & You Tour 2023 starts on September 21st in Birmingham, Alabama at the BJCC Concert Hall. The long-awaited reunion will be a chance for fans to hear Tony! Toni! Toné's classics like "It Never Rains (In Southern California)" "Feels Good" and "Anniversary." Saadiq will perform music from his solo catalog including songs from his short-lived R&B group Lucy Pearl as well as songs he wrote for Solange, Daniel Caesar, Brent Faiyaz and D'Angelo. He says, 

"I've always wanted to put my family back together. Playing with the Tonys again is a thank you to the fans, the Super Tonians, for supporting all my musical efforts. Without those who were with us from Day One, where would I be? But the main reason is that my father, Charlie Wiggins, would've wanted it this way–to see me, D'Wayne, and Tim playing together again."

Fans have always wanted to see the original Tonys again and this tour will finally bring the group together again. Citi presale tickets are available today. Live Nation and Spotify presale tickets will go on sale tomorrow (Thursday) and general tickets can be purchased Friday, June 23 at 10 AM local time. All of the ticket categories can be bought from RaphaelSaadiqMusic.com. 

Tour Dates

Thu September 21 – Birmingham, AL – BJCC Concert Hall

Fri September 22 – Charlotte, NC – Ovens Auditorium

Sun September 24 – Washington, DC – The Theater at MGM National Harbor

Tue September 26 – Baltimore, MD – Lyric Opera House

Thu September 28 – Philadelphia, PA – The Met

Sat September 30 – New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall

Sun October 1 – Durham, NC – Durham Performing Arts Center

Thu October 5 – Boston, MA – Orpheum Theatre

Sun October 8 – Cleveland, OH – State Theatre

Tue October 10 – Louisville, KY – Louisville Palace

Wed October 11 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium

Thu October 12 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre

Fri October 13 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre

Thu October 19 – Greensboro, NC – Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts

Fri October 20 – Columbia, SC – The Township Auditorium

Sat October 21 – Jacksonville, FL – Moran Theater

Sun October 22 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre

Thu October 26 – Memphis, TN – Orpheum Theatre

Fri October 27 – New Orleans, LA – Orpheum Theatre

Sat October 28 – Dallas, TX – Music Hall at Fair Park

Sun October 29 – Sugar Land, TX – Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land

Fri November 10 – Las Vegas, NV – Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort

Sat November 11 – Los Angeles, CA – YouTube Theater

Mon November 14 – Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre

Fri November 17 – San Francisco, CA – The Masonic

[shotattheshow]

[TOUR] King Diamond announces North American dates with Overkill

For the first time in five years, metal legend King Diamond is hitting the road, embarking on a 35-date North American tour aptly titled Saint Lucifer’s Hospital 1920.

Set in a 1920s mental institution, the brand new stage show is based on The Institute, King Diamond’s forthcoming double LP in 2025, and promises to be the Mercyful Fate frontman’s most elaborate production to date. The new music tells a horror concept story, and the accompanying onstage visuals are guaranteed to rock and shock in equal measure.

“We have been busy putting this ever-growing horror story together, and it’s still growing,” said King Diamond in a statement. “I know the end of it, but how we will get there will be a long trip. There are so many characters, and so many unexpected things along this journey.

“There will be some horrific surprises taking place on stage, but we are not to be held responsible since we are on a whole different timeline in 1920. It was back at the time when medicine was going through a dark period with lots of testing on human beings in order to progress medicine. This is Saint Lucifer’s Hospital, also known as The Institute, enter if you dare!”

Joining the King are New Jersey thrashers Overkill and Ventura, California power trio Night Demon. Additionally, Danish solo black metal artist Myrkur will provide backing vocals and play the organ on select songs throughout the night

The tour kicks off October 15 in San Antonio and finishes in the Lone Star State in Dallas on December 6. Full tour dates are below:

October 15 - Boeing Center at Tech Port. - San Antonio, TX

October 16 - Bayou Music Center - Houston, TX

October 18 - Andrew J Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, OH

October 19 - The Factory - St. Louis, MO

October 20 - The Midland Theater - Kansas City, MO

October 22 - Murat Theatre At Old National Center - Indianapolis, IN

October 23 - The Louisville Palace Theatre - Louisville, KY

October 25 - The Eastern - Atlanta, GA

October 26 - Duke Energy Center for the Arts - Mahaffey Theater - St. Petersburg, FL

October 28 - The Fillmore - Silver Spring, MD

October 30 - Kings Theater - Brooklyn, NY

October 31 - Roadrunner - Boston, MA *

November 02 - MTelus - Montreal, QC

November 03 - The Theatre At Great Canadian - Mississauga, ON

November 04 - The Masonic Temple - Detroit, MI

November 06 - The Agora Theatre & Ballroom - Cleveland, OH

November 07 - The Chicago Theatre - Chicago, IL

November 08 - The Riverside Theater - Milwaukee, WI

November 10 - The Fillmore - Minneapolis, MN

November 11 - Vibrant Music Hall - Waukee, IA

November 14 - Mission Ballroom - Denver, CO

November 16 - The Complex - Salt Lake City, UT

November 18 - Orpheum - Vancouver, BC

November 20 - Edmonton Convention Center - Edmonton, AB

November 21 - TCU Place - Saskatoon, SK

November 22 - Grey Eagle Resort And Casino - Calgary, AB

November 24 - Keller Auditorium - Portland, OR

November 25 - Moore Theater - Seattle, WA

November 27 - Fox Theater - Oakland, CA

November 29 - YouTube Theater - Los Angeles, CA

November 30 - The Theater At Virgin Hotels - Las Vegas, NV

December 01 - Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre - San Diego, CA

December 02 - The Van Buren - Phoenix, AZ

December 04 - REVEL - Albuquerque, NM

December 06 - The Factory In Deep Ellum - Dallas, TX

* No OVERKILL

Tickets go on artist presale Wednesday, July 31 at 10 a.m. EST, and on general sale Friday, August 2 at 10 a.m. local time. For tickets, go to kingdiamondcoven.com

[ultraheydudemestuff]

Jacob Goldsmith House Site

2200 E. 40th St.

Cleveland, OHHHH

Open land on the western side of the 2200 block of E. Fortieth Street in Cleveland, Ohio, was formerly the site of the Jacob Goldsmith House, which was built on a scale comparable to that of the mansions that once lined Euclid Ave. The building has been attributed to Cuddell and Richardson, architects. This mansion, considered a "superb example of Eastlake style architecture," had a polychromed exterior of brick and stone. The house was built for Jacob Goldsmith, who lived there until just after the turn of the century. He was a leading clothing merchant and the firm he headed eventually evolved into the Joseph and Feiss Co.

     By 1908 the house had been turned over to institutional use, housing the Jewish Infants Orphan Home, which provided shelter and care for homeless, primarily preschool, children. At this time an auditorium was added at the southwestern corner of the building. Not long after, however, The Orphan Home was later absorbed by the Welfare Assn. for Jewish Children. It was not until 1923 that the house became the headquarters of the Cleveland branch of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. From 1923 on, 2200 East 40th Street was the home of the UNIA Division 59 and later Division 133. That organization had been founded in 1911 by Marcus Garvey, a black nationalist and businessman.

     In later years the Cleveland branch of the UNIA was headed by Mason A. Hargrave.  Hargrave fought to keep the building from being demolished, and led an attempt to restore the building and convert it into a African American cultural and community center.  It was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on March 8, 1978.  The house was severely damaged by an arson fire in Nov. 1988. The following month, Hargrave died, and in Jan. 1989 the Goldsmith House was demolished.  Although destroyed, it has not yet been removed from the Register.

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Boys Like Girls Announce Tour

Boys Like Girls have announced some new tour dates. 09/17 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore+ 09/18 – Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl+ 09/19 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle+ 09/21 – New Orleans, LA @ The Fillmore New Orleans+ 09/23 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution+ 09/24 – Lake Buena Vista, FL @ House of Blues Orlando+ 09/26 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater+ 09/27 – Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center+ 09/28 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory# 09/30 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren% 10/01 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium& 10/02 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues Las Vegas& 10/04 – San Diego, CA @ SOMA% 10/06 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic† 10/08 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom† 10/10 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom† 10/11 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre† 10/13 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot† 10/14 – Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium† 10/16 – Minneapolis, MN @The Fillmore Minneapolis† 10/18 – Madison, WI @ The Sylvee† 10/19 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom@ 10/21 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues Cleveland@ 10/22 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit@ 10/23 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theatre@ 10/24 – Toronto, ON @ HISTORY^ 10/26 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall Fenway† 10/27 – New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom† 10/30 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia† 10/31 – Silver Springs, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Springs† 11/01 – Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz† + Four Years Strong and LØLØ # Four Years Strong, LØLØ, Max Bemis % 3OH!3, LØLØ & 3OH!3, LØLØ, the Ready Set † The Summer Set, LØLØ @ The Summer Set, LØLØ, Every Avenue ^The Summer Set, LØLØ, SayWeCanFly --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/news/boys-like-girls-announce-tour/

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The Masonic Auditorium in Cleveland OH

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Doom & Gloom 2019: The Year In Bootlegs

Another chance to look back at the year that was! We listened to a lot of bootlegs this year, my friends. Or at least I did. I don’t even know who you are! Who are you? If you followed along at all, you know things got heavily Crazy Horse, thanks to the 50-year Summer of the Horse odyssey. We also followed the Velvet Underground through 1969. And there was plenty of Bob Dylan! But in between those titans, there was a bunch of other stuff too. Get caught up below, for heaven’s sake. 

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - SUMMER OF THE HORSE

Joan Shelley & Nathan Salsburg - The Wilcox House, Longmont, Colorado, September 26, 2019

Fairport Convention - Fillmore East, New York City, June 10-11, 1970

Sonic Youth - Live 105 Green Christmas, Berkeley Theatre, December 15, 1995 / KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas, Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, California, December 16, 1995

Rolling Thunder Logbook by Sam Shepard

Wilco - Roskilde Festival, Denmark, July 2, 1999

“Exile Instrumental” - The Rolling Stones

Dylan on the Devil’s Holiday

Bob Dylan - Nothing Is Revealed (John Wesley Harding, Live 1969-2018)

The Velvet Underground - The End of Cole Ave., Dallas, Texas, October 18, 1969

Flying Burrito Brothers - Palomino Club, North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, June 8, 1969

Bob Dylan - Greek Theatre, University Of California Berkeley, California, June 10, 1988

Pell Mell - Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California, 1995

Pavement - Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, Missouri, October 14, 1999

The Velvet Underground - Hilltop Pop Festival, Mason, New Hampshire, August 2, 1969

The Anthology of American Bob Music - Volume 1: Ballads

Levon & The Hawks - The Onyx, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, July 28, 1965

The Velvet Underground - The Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts, July 11, 1969

Bob Dylan - Marenostrum Music Castle Park, Fuengirola, Spain, May 4, 2019

Talking Heads - Texas Opry House, Houston, Texas, December 12, 1978

Lou Reed - KVAN Interview, Portland, Oregon, November 1969

Sonic Youth - The Cooler, New York City, March 1, 1997

Richard & Linda Thompson - The Blue Note, Boulder, Colorado, June 1, 1982

Neil Young - Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, January 14, 1973

Van Morrison - Summer 1968

Uncle Tupelo - WMBR, Boston, Massachusetts, February 24, 1991

The Velvet Underground - La Cave, Cleveland, Ohio, January (or February), 1969

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Queen live at Uris Theatre in New York, NY, USA - May 11, 1974

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These shots of Sam Goody and the Uris Theatre in NYC around this time are from Super 8 footage shot by Mott The Hoople keyboardist Morgan Fisher (who would later play with Queen in 1982).

This is the sixth and final concert at the Uris Theatre, and the last time they would open for Mott The Hoople. During the encore of Mott's set, Queen joined them to provide backing vocals on All The Young Dudes.

Shortly thereafter, Brian May collapsed from pain. It turns out he had developed hepatitis from a tainted needle he received when the band got their required inoculations before going to Australia in February, and he had been in considerable pain throughout this tour. It soon developed into gangrene, and at one point there was a chance that his arm would have to be amputated. The band were forced to abandon the rest of the shows on the tour. Here's a newspaper article on the subject.

Many years later, Roger Taylor recalled the day: "Poor Brian was yellow, bright yellow, and I was amazed we managed to shepherd him through the immigration queue at JFK in New York. The poor fellow could hardly stand and we got him on the plane, got him home, and got him to hospital. He was very ill. We were devestated. The tour had been cut short, you know, cos it was our first trip to America, so there were mixed feelings about that, but also very worried about Brian on the other hand."

Here's the full list of shows with Mott The Hoople that were cancelled (including a couple Canadian dates):

1974.05.13 - Boston, MA, Orpheum Theatre (rescheduled from April 26)

1974.05.15 - Washington, D.C., DAR Constitution Hall

1974.05.16 - Charleston, SC, Municipal Auditorium

1974.05.17 - Atlanta, GA, Fox Theatre

1974.05.18 - Knoxville, TN, Coliseum

1974.05.20 - Detroit, MI, Masonic Temple

1974.05.21 - Chicago, IL, Auditorium Theatre

1974.05.22 - Milwaukee, WI, Auditorium

1974.05.23 - South Bend, IN, Morris Civic Auditorium

1974.05.24 - Toledo, OH, Sports Arena

1974.05.25 - Cleveland, OH, Allen Theatre (7pm and 10:30 shows)

1974.05.26 - Columbus, OH, Mershon Auditorium

1974.05.27 - Toronto, ON, Massey Hall

1974.05.28 - London, ON, London Arena

1974.05.30 - Pittsburgh, PA, Syria Mosque

1974.05.31 - Philadelphia, PA, Schubert Theatre

1974.06.01 - Philadelphia, PA, Schubert Theatre

1974.06.02 - Richmond, VA, The Mosque

The US prog rock band Kansas replaced Queen in the opening slot. At the show in Detroit on May 20 (just prior to the release of the first Kansas album), there was no announcement that a different band was opening up for Mott The Hoople. A fair portion of the crowd was there for Queen, so Kansas ended up playing to constant boos and shouts for Queen. After a song or two, one of the members of Kansas grabbed the mic to shout, "Queen's not here, so shut the fuck up and listen."

Furthermore, a double bill with Blue Oyster Cult at the Santa Monica Auditorium had even been booked for June 7. Nazareth filled in for Queen.

A proposed Queen tour of North America for September would also be postponed until the new year.

While recovering in hospital, Brian would write a few songs while the band worked in the studio on their next record. During this time, Brian was approached by the band Sparks to join them, which he declined. He was committed to Queen, although worried that they might let him go. Of course the thought didn't even cross their mind, as Brian was such a key element of their unique sound. After he regained his health he would join them to finish their third album, Sheer Heart Attack.

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Tim and Eric’s 2020 Tour Apparently Demands Mandatory Attendance

Well, it’s pretty clear. Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim’s gigantic world tour requires your presence as it is titled the Tim & Eric 2020 Mandatory Attendance Tour. 

Indeed, they are hitting so many cities that you’ll have your chance to fulfill your obligation of going to one of these shows which spans Australia, the U.S., and Canada. 

We’ll let Tim & Eric fill you in on the specifics of your legal requirements.

Here’s where Tim & Eric and co. are headed thus far:

Jan. 15 - Sydney, AU @ Enmore Theatre Jan. 16 - Brisbane, AU @ The Tivoli Jan. 18 - Perth, AU @ Astor Theatre Jan. 20 - Adelaide, AU @ The Gov Jan. 21 - Melbourne, AU @ Hamer Hall Jan. 27 - San Diego, CA @ Balboa Theatre Jan. 28 - Phoenix, AZ @ Orpheum Theatre Jan. 30 - Dallas, TX @ Majestic Theatre Jan. 31 - Austin, TX @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater Feb. 1 - Houston, TX @ Worthan Center/Cullen Theater Feb. 3 - New Orleans, LA @ The Joy Theater Feb. 4 - Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle Feb. 5 - Nashville, TN @ War Memorial Auditorium Feb. 7 - Durham, NC @ Carolina Theatre Feb. 8 - Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre Feb. 10 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia Feb. 11 - Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre Feb. 13 - Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre Feb. 14 - Albany, NY @ The Egg Feb. 15 - Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall Feb. 17 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Carnegie Music Hall of Oakland Feb. 18 - Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre Feb. 19 - Detroit, MI @ The Masonic - Jack White Theater Feb. 20 - Indianapolis, IN @ Clowes Memorial Hall Feb. 21 - Columbus, OH @ Express Live Feb. 22 - Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre Feb. 23 - Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater Feb. 25 - Minneapolis, MN @ State Theater Feb. 28 - Seattle, WA @ Moore Theatre Feb. 29 - Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre March 2 - Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall March 4 - San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield March 6 - Los Angeles, CA @ Theatre at Ace Hotel

You can get your tickets at http://www.timanderic.com/ right now (pre-sale code: BEEF)

[crank11news-blog]

Elle King Is Performing In Concert

Elle King Is Performing In Concert

Listen To Elle King Live

Catch Elle King live at one of the venues listed below. With hits like Ex’s & Oh’s, America’s Sweetheart and Under The Influence Elle King made an impact on the music scene. (more…)

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Elle King Is Ready To Play Live

Elle King Is Ready To Play Live

Elle King Concert List

Elle King is on tour and will be playing at multiple locations (see list below). With hits like Ex’s & Oh’s, America’s Sweetheart and Under The Influence Elle King made a mark in the industry. (more…)

[mysterydisease]

“Announcing: MGMT and special guests tba, Little Dark Age Encore (duck) NORTH AMERICA tour happening this May. Come help us spread, the Love that WE ALL deserve, across this great country of ours. From California to the New York Islanders, streaming across the throbbing heartland and thrusting through the rust belt, all in stunning 1080p resolution. fan presale begins Wednesday, general on-sale this Friday.”

5/2 - Oakland: Fox Theatre 5/3 - Long Beach: Just Like Heaven Festival 5/4 - Long Beach: Just Like Heaven Festival SOLD OUT 5/5 - Tucson: Rialto 5/7 - Houston: White Oak Music Hall 5/8 - Oklahoma City: Criterion Theatre 5/9 - Kansas City: Uptown Theatre 5/11 - Cleveland: Masonic Auditorium 5/12 - Columbus: Express Live! 5/13 - Detroit: Fillmore 5/15 - Grand Rapids: 20 Monroe Live 5/16 - Pittsburgh: Stage AE 5/17 - New Haven: College Street Music Hall 5/22 - NYC: Webster Hall 5/23 - NYC: Webster Hall 5/24 - NYC: Webster Hall

Buy tickets here.

[ultraheydudemestuff]

Cleveland Masonic Temple and Performing Arts Center

3615 Euclid Ave.

Cleveland, OH

The Cleveland Masonic Temple and Performing Arts Center at 3615 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, was completed in 1921. The original plans for a high-rise office building addition to the temple, however, were never implemented. Designed by Hubbell and Benes, architects, it contains 2 large organs (Austin opus 823 and a Wurlitzer Opus 793). The Masonic Auditorium was home to the Cleveland Orchestra for ten years prior to the opening of Severance Hall in 1931, and it continued to be used as the setting for most of the orchestra's recordings long thereafter as a result of its fine acoustics. The venue has been home to various other performing arts productions and live music events over the years. The building also is home to the Cleveland Masonic Library and Museum, as well as budding arts groups like Dancing Wheels (a wheelchair ballet group), RED: An Orchestra (an avant-garde ensemble) and The Singing Angels (a youth choir).  It was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on August 17, 2001, and is still going strong today.

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2015-04-16 Masonic Auditorium, Cleveland, OH [Audio]

Sufjan Stevens 16 April, 2015 Masonic Auditorium, Cleveland, OH USA

Source: AUD, Unknown Taper: Unknown Quality: B+

01. Redford (For Yia-Yia & Pappou) 02. Death With Dignity 03. Should Have Known Better 04. Drawn to the Blood 05. All of Me Wants All of You 06. Eugene 07. John My Beloved 08. The Only Thing 09. Fourth of July 10. No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross 11. Carrie & Lowell 12. The Owl and the Tanager 13. For the Widows in Paradise, For the Fatherless in Ypsilanti 14. In The Devil's Territory 15. To Be Alone With You 16. Sister 17. Blue Bucket of Gold 18. Concerning The UFO Sighting Near Highland, IL 19. John Wayne Gacy, Jr. 20. The Dress Looks Nice on You 21. Chicago Download: FLAC / 320 kbps MP3

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Quinn XCII Takes 2019 By Storm With a Worldwide Tour & Album Announcement

2018 may not be over yet, but singer, songwriter, and producer Quinn XCII is already gearing up for a massive 2019. The genre-bending extraordinaire not only just announced his sophomore album, From Michigan With Love, which is set to release at the top of the year but also revealed plans for what is sure to be a jaw-dropping world tour. 

The “From Tour With Love” will take Quinn XCII on a 37-show venture that starts off in Europe at the beginning of February and will wrap in the US in April, more than two months later in April. Tickets will be available starting this Friday, Nov. 9 at 10am local time.

2019 is already blindingly bright for Quin XCII, but it’s no wonder as 2018 has been a breakout year for the artist. The year ended strong with the recent release of songs “Sad Still” and “Werewolf,” the latter of which featured Ones To Watch favorite Yoshi Flower. The two release marked his first new music since his acclaimed debut album, 2018’s The Story of Us last year. 

Check out the dates below to catch Quin XCII in a city near you, and to be one the first to hear From Michigan With Love live. 

QUINN XCII 2019 “FROM TOUR WITH LOVE” EUROPEAN DATES: 2/3/2019 Amsterdam, NL                     Bitterzoet 2/5/2019 Copenhagen, DK                   Ideal Bar 2/7/2019 Berlin, DE                               Privatclub 2/9/2019 Munich, DE                            Mila 2/11/2019 Cologne, DE                        CBE 2/12/2019 Paris, FR                              Nouveau Casino 2/14/2019 London, UK                         O2 Islington Academy 

QUINN XCII 2019 “FROM TOUR WITH LOVE” NORTH AMERICAN DATES: 2/19/2019 Indianapolis, IN                     Egyptian Room at Old National Centre 2/21/2019 Philadelphia, PA                    The Fillmore Philadelphia  2/22/2019 New York, NY                        Terminal 5 2/26/2019 Boston, MA                           House of Blues 3/1/2019 Washington, DC                      The Fillmore Silver Spring  3/2/2019 Cleveland, OH                         House of Blues Cleveland 3/3/2019 Raleigh, NC                             The Ritz 3/5/2019 Atlanta, GA                              The Tabernacle 3/7/2019 Orlando, FL                              House of Blues Orlando 3/9/2019 Louisville, KY                           Mercury Ballroom 3/12/2019 Nashville, TN                          Marathon Music Works 3/14/2019 Grand Rapids, MI                   20 Monroe Live 3/17/2019 Toronto, ON                           The Phoenix Concert Theatre 3/19/2019 St. Louis, MO                         The Pageant 3/20/2019 Chicago, IL                             Riviera Theater 3/21/2019 Minneapolis, MN                    Myth 3/23/2019 Denver, CO                             Fillmore Auditorium 3/25/2019 Salt Lake City, UT                   The Complex 3/26/2019 Boise, ID                                 Revolution Concert House  3/28/2019 Vancouver, BC                        Commodore Ballroom 3/29/2019 Seattle, WA                             Showbox SODO 3/31/2019 Portland, OR                           McMenamins Crystal Ballroom 4/2/2019 Sacramento, CA                        Ace of Spades 4/3/2019 San Francisco, CA                    The Masonic 4/6/2019 Los Angeles, CA                       The Wiltern 4/9/2019 Phoenix, AZ                              Comercia Theatre 4/11/2019 San Antonio, TX                      Aztec Theater  4/12/2019 Dallas, TX                                South Side Ballroom 4/13/2019 Houston, TX                            House of Blues  4/17/2019 Austin, TX                                Stubb’s